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Hanwha Head of Product and Marketing on the Future of AI

With more than 30 years of experience working across business development, sales, product and marketing for leading distribution and manufacturing companies, John Lutz Boorman, the recently appointed Head of Product and Marketing at Hanwha Vision Europe, has vast knowledge and expertise in the security industry. Here he talks about his view on innovations in video surveillance over the next few years.

The video surveillance market has rapidly evolved over the past few decades. Video cameras are no longer deployed solely to record images for security, but have become essential tools for organisations to refine operations, increase productivity, provide business intelligence and enhance safety. AI offers accurate detection of faces, people and vehicles (as well as their attributes) to reduce false alarms and deliver deeper operational insights.

In the opinion of John Lutz Boorman, over the next five years, AI will be increasingly deployed not only for “after the event” – but also to allow forensic search and analysis of hours of video in mere seconds. “Using AI, video systems trained on real-world scenarios defined by users will be able to predict behaviour and alert operators to the potential for incidents even before they happen. Predictive AI-enabled video technology will, therefore, be called on to support business forecasting efforts, deploy corporate resources more effectively, and help users make better-informed decisions.”

Compelling argument for AI at the edge

When asked about why the industry is so interested in AI ‘at the edge’, Lutz Boorman puts forward a compelling argument. “Putting AI to work used to involve vast amounts of computing power and infrastructure, which required a significant investment in energy and IT resources. By including AI in the camera itself – or “at the edge” – significant efficiencies are now possible. Analysis of images using AI at the edge removes the need to stream raw data back to a server for analysis, freeing up bandwidth and reducing processing demands on centralised systems, as well as lowering data costs.”

He continues, “Cameras using AI at the edge can make a video installation more flexible and easy to scale. This is particularly helpful for organisations that wish to scale a project in phases, as cameras can be added as and when required without the need to invest in additional server capacity. Furthermore, edge devices can be utilised for more bespoke end-user applications to meet the needs of varying customer requirements.”

Cyber security benefits

Lutz Boorman further adds, “There are cyber security benefits, too, with AI at the edge. As video analytics occurs on the device, only metadata is sent across the network – no sensitive data is transmitted for hackers to intercept. Additionally, running AI on a device can vastly improve the accuracy of event triggers and reduce false alarms. People counting, occupancy monitoring, queue management, and more can all be carried out with a high degree of accuracy thanks to edge AI utilising deep-learning technology.”

“Because AI offers such significant benefits, Hanwha Vision has led the adoption of AI at the edge for a number of years, having developed chipsets with improved processing power to allow data to be recorded and stored via SD card slots on its cameras. Edge-based AI also helps to ensure the widest possible adoption of this transformative technology, and for that reason, it should also be welcomed,” he concludes.

Interview: Anne Frayssinet, Milipol Network Director

Under the high patronage of His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani, Amir of the State of Qatar, the 15th edition of Milipol Qatar, the Global Event for Homeland Security and Safety, will be held under the theme “The technology in the service of security” from October 29-31, 2024, at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC).

In an exclusive interview, Anne Frayssinet, Director of the Milipol Network, shares her thoughts on the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry. She discusses the role of Milipol shows in presenting the latest security innovations, fostering global collaboration, and the future of homeland security.

a&s Adria: Can you elaborate on the key factors behind Milipol’s enduring success and global recognition in the security sector?

Frayssinet: Milipol Paris is a premier event that gathers the entire internal security ecosystem, including buyers and solution providers. It serves as a hub where companies and exhibitors engage with market realities, discuss developments, and anticipate future trends. The global homeland security market is witnessing significant growth driven by increasing security challenges such as terrorism, cyber threats, and natural disasters. Advanced technologies and government initiatives are propelling the market towards substantial expansion. As technology evolves rapidly, information and communication systems become more interconnected and complex, necessitating state-of-the-art solutions to prevent system failures and malicious acts. Milipol Paris showcases the latest innovations that address current and future threats effectively.

Additionally, we have expanded Milipol events globally, including Qatar in 1996, Singapore in 2015, and New Delhi in October 2023, allowing companies to enhance their global market positions alongside leading contractors. The Milipol Network, with its numerous exhibitors, speakers, conference cycles, and workshops, offers comprehensive solutions to combat various forms of crime.

a&s Adria: The recent Milipol Asia-Pacific was a significant event. What were some of the highlights and key takeaways from this year’s edition?

Frayssinet: This year’s major highlight was the collaboration between Milipol Asia-Pacific and HTX’s TechX Summit, showcasing the central role of science and technology in enhancing public safety and national security in the Asia Pacific. The trade exhibition featured the latest homeland security innovations, while the TechX Summit hosted high-level conferences with prominent government officials, industry leaders, and academia. Singapore’s Minister for Home Affairs and Law, Mr. Kasiviswanathan Shanmugam, and France’s Minister of the Interior, Mr. Gérald Darmanin, were notable attendees.

The event, themed “Powering Innovation: A Safe & Secure Future,” is Asia Pacific’s flagship homeland security gathering both public and private sector security. Significant growth has been observed in homeland security technology, particularly in AI surveillance, airport infrastructure security, and cybersecurity. Milipol Asia-Pacific’s presence expanded by 30% this year, featuring 305 exhibitors from 31 countries across a 14,500 sqm exhibition space.

Notable global companies such as AREA S.p.A, ClearTrail Technologies, ESRI, Hikvision Technology, Innovatrix, Idemia, Microsoft, NUIX, Swissdrones, Thales Solution Asia, VMI Security, and WEY Singapore Technology participated, along with country pavilions from China, Italy, France, Germany, Hungary, Singapore, and the USA. The HTX Pavilion highlighted innovations from HTX and key industry partners, including ST Engineering, CISCO, DXC Technology, and Samsung.

a&s Adria: Looking ahead to Milipol Qatar, what are some of the key preparations and priorities your team is focusing on?

Frayssinet: Our current focus includes organizing international pavilions, the conference program, the opening ceremony, the gala dinner for sponsors and exhibitors, and sending invitations to official delegations. We are also addressing all exhibitor inquiries to ensure their preparations for the show are seamless. Additionally, visitor registration is now open, allowing attendees to obtain their passes online.

 a&s Adria: What emerging trends and critical topics in security do you plan to highlight at Milipol Qatar?

Frayssinet: Milipol Qatar attracts the leading global public and industrial security players who showcase the latest security, safety, detection, and prevention equipment, systems, and services. The event aligns with Qatar’s National Vision 2030, addressing the country’s growing security needs. The 15th edition of the show, scheduled for October 29-31, 2024, at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre, will build on the success of its previous edition, which featured 222 exhibitors from 22 countries, 11,500 visitors from 84 countries, 389 official delegates, and secured contracts worth 592 million QAR. The event seminars attracted over 500 attendees.

a&s Adria: As head of Milipol events and the Milipol Network, what is your vision for the future of these events? How do you see them evolving in the next five to ten years?

Frayssinet: In an increasingly uncertain environment, protecting people and infrastructures requires constantly updated resources and solutions. Milipol events enable global security professionals, from both public and private sectors, to find the most suitable equipment and technologies for their needs by bringing together solution providers, manufacturers, and distributors. These events offer several advantages, including economic support for the security industry, strengthened bilateral cooperation between ministries of interior, and a unique platform for promoting exports from the security sector. I am confident that the Milipol Network will continue to be the world’s leading network of events dedicated to safety and homeland security, fostering innovation and collaboration in the industry.

Michigan Police Deploy Technology to Improve Response Time

With the common goal of improving security and emergency response in the event of a critical incident, community members in Livingston County have deployed technology that turns their standard security cameras into a powerful resource for 911 Emergency Communications Center telecommunicators (911 professionals).

“It’s all about response time: The key to saving lives, curtailing damage and rapidly resolving an emergency of any kind–whether it’s a natural disaster, fire, mass shooting or other criminal activity–is getting accurate information to first responders so they can take quick, decisive action,” said Mike Murphy, Livingston County Sheriff.

While security cameras are ubiquitous at schools and businesses, 911 telecommunicators typically cannot access them in an emergency. Eagle Eye 911 Camera Sharing changes that by giving telecommunicators instant access to live video from one or multiple security cameras when a 911-triggered emergency occurs, empowering them to quickly deliver critical incident information to first responders through a partnership with Rapid SOS.

Telecommunicators generally rely on verbal information from 911 callers. Now, with Camera Sharing, the telecommunicator can also have “eyes on the scene” and, within seconds, gather an immense amount of information.

“Camera Sharing gives us a real-time view of the situation at hand as it’s unfolding,” said Kecia Williams, 911 Director, Livingston County 911 Central Dispatch. “Lots of times it takes a while to attain pertinent information from a 911 caller because they’re distraught or not clear. With Camera Sharing, we can instantly see for ourselves what’s going on, and we can get this information to the fire department, EMS or law enforcement much quicker.”

Livingston County is the first county in Michigan to demo the new technology at the Livingston Educational Service Agency in Howell, an organisation that works with local school districts to provide educational services and support to 26,000 students throughout the county.

“I am impressed with the Camera Sharing technology and can see the potential for improving response times by first responders to critical events in our community,” said Michael Hubert, Superintendent of Livingston Educational Service Agency.

Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks said, “Livingston County is a prime example of a growing trend we’re seeing in the U.S. where entire communities — schools, businesses, public safety officials and community leaders — are working together to ensure they are prepared as possible for emergency situations.”

Modepack Became an Exclusive Distributor for Unisto Security Seals

Modepack became the exclusive regional distributor for Unisto security seals category. This cooperation will allow customers to procure all their security solution needs from our one-stop shop, simplifying the purchasing process significantly while maintaining undisputed quality standards.

Security seals are an indispensable part of many businesses and cover a wide range of industries. From transportation, aviation, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals industries to services such as cash-in-transit and post-courier. It is one of the most reliable ways to secure your deliveries.

As Unisto’s exclusive distributor, Modepack will cover the markets of Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Albania, and Kosovo. This will allow businesses that previously didn’t have access to Unisto solutions to enhance their security packaging with products from globally renowned experts.

“The partnership is a result of hard and diligent work that positioned us as the regional leader in the security packaging industry. We are honored that our commitment to high standards was recognized and that we were awarded the privilege of becoming Unisto’s partner for the region,” said Modepack officials in a press release.

A brief history of Unisto

Unisto’s beginnings go back to 1926, when it began as a small family-owned business specializing in producing packaging accessories used in labeling and securing products. The Stoffel family founded and still owns the company.

Today, Unisto is an international company with more than 600 employees worldwide and production facilities in Europe, America, Asia, and Africa. No matter the manufacturing site, quality is the number one priority for Unisto. Part of that process is a careful selection of the raw materials they use in their production, and the other part is meticulously monitoring and checking the quality standards for all the products in their Switzerland offices

Building Technologies Trade Fairs With a New Forward-Looking Focus

The building sector is facing many major challenges: rising construction costs and a shortage of skilled workers are colliding with an urgent need for new housing. Simultaneously, the energy and heating transition, not to mention the rapid pace of digitalisation, are creating new opportunities for a sustainable future. Messe Frankfurt has responded to the dynamic challenges in the market with a newly formed management team for its Building Technologies division.

Johannes Möller, who was previously responsible for Light + Building, has been appointed Group Show Director, Building Technologies Shows, with immediate effect. Over the last four years, a really challenging time, he successfully managed the world’s leading trade fair for lighting and building-servieces technology while simultaneously expanding its international network. Against this background, he has been responsible for the management and strategic orientation of the Light + Building, ISH and Intersec brands since August 2024.

He continues to report to Iris Jeglitza-Moshage, Senior Vice President Technology. She assumed responsibility for the division 14 years ago and is also a member of the Executive Board of Messe Frankfurt. Möller’s promotion means she will now be able to focus more on her managerial duties, while her many years of expertise will ensure the necessary continuity. “By taking this step, we have not only settled the succession for three of our most important brands at an early stage but also reinforced the managerial resources needed for our Building Technologies Industry Cluster,” explains Iris Jeglitza-Moshage.

Furthermore, she explains, “We are delighted that we have been able to find a successor within the company, especially because Johannes Möller has made an important contribution to the success of our international portfolio of Building Technology trade fairs over recent years. Now, he will be able to concentrate fully on the strategic growth of these brands in both Germany and abroad.”

Johannes Möller began his career in the trade-fair industry as a graduate exhibition, congress and event manager in the sales department of Prolight + Sound. He then spent four years as the personal assistant to the CEO of Messe Frankfurt before assuming responsibility as Director of Brand Management and Development, Technology, in 2017. After managing Light + Building, taking on overall responsibility for the Technology division is the next logical step and represents the continuation of his previous successes.

ISH will remain under the experienced management of Stefan Seitz. For the past twelve years, he and his team have been planning and organising the world’s leading trade fair for HVAC and water every two years. The management team for the Building Technologies Shows Group also includes Dominique Ewert, who is responsible for the company’s marketing-communication activities in the field of technical trade fairs.

From 1 October 2024, Steffen Larbig will be responsible for the development of Light + Building. Commenting on the new member of the management team at Messe Frankfurt, Ms Jeglitza-Moshage says, “Mr Larbig brings with him extensive international sales expertise, experience in key account management and a wealth of ideas for the future direction of Light + Building.” The next chapter in the successful development of the brand will be written in close collaboration with the highly experienced Light + Building team.

ISH – World’s leading trade fair for HVAC + Water – will be held from 17 to 21 March 2025. www.ish.messefrankfurt.com

The next Light + Building – World’s leading trade fair for Lighting and Building-Services Technology – will take place in Frankfurt am Main from 8 to 13 March 2026.

www.light-building.messefrankfurt.com

Further information about the Building Technology Network:

www.technology-marketing.messefrankfurt.com

 

One tool to streamline collaboration and speed up door specification

London, August 2024 – In any construction project, meticulous recording and management of door hardware is critical —although often prone to human error. What if there was a way to harness digital technology to fulfil this crucial requirement in a dependable, efficient, agile way?

Located in several cities around India, Edifice Consultants Pvt Ltd. specializes in designing climate-responsive architectural structures that harmonize with their surroundings. Each project undertaken reflects Edifice’s collaborative ethos and dedication to enhance the immediate environment, while fostering the well-being of building users, local residents, and the landscape.

Edifice’s work across commercial, residential, industrial and public service sectors has received multiple prestigious awards*. Designing buildings for so many segments and industries requires broad and deep knowledge of complex standards and regulations. The experience and expertise of ASSA ABLOY has proved invaluable.

Efficient, accurate specification with Openings Studioä
To streamline door specification, Edifice require digital software which can cut manual mistakes and maintain the process’s accuracy, which is essential to efficient building design.

Their chosen solution — Openings Studioä — takes a rigorous approach, speeding up specification iterations to condense the revision cycle, improve time management and help hit Edifice’s ambitious project timelines.

To date ASSA ABLOY has provided Edifice with solutions for more than 750 fire-rated and non-fire doors, via the Openings Studio plugin for AutodeskÒ Revit®. These include doors and door hardware suited to data centre deployment, among them mechanical mortise locks, exit devices, door closers and master-keying solutions from ASSA ABLOYs portfolio of trusted brands such as Yale and Sargent.

Collaborating for transparency and project efficiency

An industry-leading specification software tool and BIM plugin, Openings Studio integrates with design software to create and visualize openings for complete door, frame and hardware schedules and specifications. Its flexibility — and availability on multiple types of device — means all specification changes are incorporated quickly and transparently, helping project delivery dates to remain on target.

The Openings Studio environment also simplifies collaboration and data sharing among all project stakeholders. It helps manage openings over the full project lifecycle, from planning and estimation to installation and beyond.

For these reasons, Openings Studio is deployed all over the world as a specification and ordering tool for building projects. It can deliver detailed door solution specifications directly to popular packages such as Revit® and ARCHICAD®, drawing on a detailed database with colour, size, thickness and certifications for every product; as well as installation and compliance information, Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) and more.

With ongoing use throughout a building’s lifetime, Openings Studio maintains a unified digital thread which connects all project partners to eliminate the confusion which comes with stakeholders having to juggle multiple versions of documents.

“Openings Studio has always been helpful in projects,” explains Gaurav Nirmalkar, Designer at Edifice. “Personally, I have used it in three of the data centres and it never disappoints. The simple and crisp interface is a plus point.”

“Recording and management of door hardware is the most important thing in the construction industry. Openings Studio is a good choice for it.”

To learn more about ASSA ABLOY Openings Studioä, download a free Solution Guide at https://assaabloy.com/emeia-blueprint/en/documents/solutions/topics/bim-specification/downloads/AA_BIM_Awareness_Brochure_Screen_03_2023_FINAL.pdf

Attend the Largest Security Exhibition in Romania

Romanian Security Fair (RSF), organized by the Romanian Association for Security Technology, will take place between October 16-18, 2024 in the ROMEXPO Exhibition Center in Bucharest.

RSF’s 7th edition will take place in Pavilion B1, offering a total area of over 5.000 square meters for exhibition stands, conference areas and work- shops, media meetings or set up rooms for small business meetings.

“RSF 2024 gathers at the start more than 50 exhibiting companies from Romania and abroad, on a usable area of approximately 2.500 square meters. As in the previous edition, the exhibition will enjoy a modern space, at the highest international standards thanks to the excellent partnership and collaboration between ARTS and Romexpo… The world changes, evolves, security requirements also and obviously, in future editions we will have to consider more and more the new technologies that have definitively entered our field. I mean cyber security, artificial intelligence, multifunctional drones, secure high-speed telecommunications and much more,” said Liviu Mateescu, President of ARTS.

During the three days of the fair, several thousands of people, professionals in the field of private security, are expected to see and test the newest and performing anti-burglary, access control, fire detection and signaling, fire extinguishing systems, video surveillance, and not least mechanical and electromechanical security systems.

Register and get a free ticket at: https://www.romaniansecurityfair.eu/en/

German State Deploys Body Worn Cameras to Police

Motorola has signed a framework agreement with the Thuringian Ministry of the Interior to supply more than 1,200 VB400 body cameras to the police forces in Thuringia. The new devices will be used by police forces across the state to help front-line teams de-escalate potentially dangerous situations, support accountability and increase officer and public safety.

Thuringia’s Minister of the Interior, Georg Maier, handed over the first cameras to police officers from the Erfurt State Police Inspectorate at the start of the formal roll out this week.

“These body cameras won’t make the work of our police force any easier, but they will make it safer,” said Maier. “Not only do body cameras deter dangerous behavior, but video evidence helps to provide officials and communities with a more complete understanding of events.”

The cameras will be rolled out alongside Videomanager evidence management software, enabling officers to easily upload and securely store and manage video footage, organised by time, date and location as part of the force’s existing daily workflows.

The ministry of Thuringia awarded the contract to Motorola Solutions following a rigorous testing and competitive process to comply with high quality and regulatory requirements. The decision for the VB400 was based on performance, voice quality and the ability to customise pre- and post-recording functionality to help ensure incidents are captured from the start.

ASSA ABLOY digital access solution wins 2024 innovation award

London, August 2024 – The revolutionary approach to mobile access taken by ABLOY CUMULUS has been recognized by ISJ’s 2024 Leaders in Security Awards. ABLOY CUMULUS was named 2024 winner in the Innovation Initiative category, which recognizes a solution which may be “put together with ethical and sustainable considerations in mind, has a direct impact on operational outcomes, is flexible for users or facilitates collaboration”.*

ABLOY CUMULUS is a new keyless access solution, part of the Digital Access Solutions portfolio at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions EMEIA. With CUMULUS, user mobile phones eliminate key management hassles, enabling authorizations to be issued and amended quickly and conveniently on a user’s smartphone. Their personalized, encrypted mobile credential unlocks any authorized ABLOY CUMULUS device, wherever it is located.

The ABLOY CUMULUS product range covers keyless access solutions. Native ABLOY CUMULUS devices are certified for outdoor use in even the harshest climates. The range includes a battery-powered padlock; a key deposit for accessing mechanical keys for e.g. maintenance purposes; and a robust new swing handle which brings mobile access to outdoor cabinets. In addition, the revolutionary CUMULUS Controller brings mobile unlocking via Bluetooth to any electric or electronic lock – from any brand, with compatible wiring.

This new solution helps businesses minimize costs and the security threats associated with lost keys or with the distribution and misuse of unauthorized credentials. Every locking device provides extensive audit trails to improve a business’ situational awareness. The system is used with a convenient mobile application and can administered using any integrated software tool, such as ASSA ABLOY Access.

Access management for anywhere

Because the solution requires no continuous network coverage – for either the locking device or the mobile phone – it operates in even the most demanding or remote locations. This gives new organizations the wide-ranging security and convenience benefits of a mobile access solution. For many such customers, until now, only key-based digital access or mechanical solutions have been suitable.

Like ASSA ABLOY’s other convenient mobile solutions, ABLOY CUMULUS makes access more fluid. Relying on the user’s smartphone for unlocking removes any need for physical key management. ABLOY CUMULUS is completely customizable: with modern APIs and SDKs for smartphone app development, the solution can become part of each customer’s individual needs in a way specific to their own organization. CUMULUS may also be managed with ASSA ABLOY Access.

Innovation through easier integration

“ABLOY CUMULUS was built API-first which means it is easy to integrate with various access management systems, booking or workflow management software, and much more,” explains Hanna Sillanpää, Head of ABLOY Digital Solutions Product Unit at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions EMEIA. “This innovative approach is completely different to the typical method of developing access and security solutions. Our API-first approach, combined with SDKs and the portfolio of locking devices, enables CUMULUS to become part of our customers’ important business processes.”

The annual ISJ Leaders in Security Awards celebrate select pioneers and solution excellence across the industry. They are judged by a panel of senior experts from around the world. “We are thrilled to learn that a prestigious jury considered ABLOY CUMULUS, in their words, ‘a unique solution with a refined methodology that has been provided to proactively address not just immediate vulnerabilities and issues, but future challenges’.”

“With ABLOY CUMULUS, access changes from a security function to a powerful, reliable business enabler,” she adds. “If you can imagine it, ABLOY CUMULUS can help you do it, digitalizing your access to make it ready for what’s ahead.”

To learn more about ABLOY CUMULUS mobile access, visit abloy.com/cumulus

UNV Acusearch, Say Goodbye to Traditional Video Search

Are you still using your old CCTV system? Are you still experiencing complicated search operation and time-consuming suspect locating problem when you want to find a target from playback? Now Uniview released Acusearch technology for CCTV system, you can find what you want in one click!

With UNV AcuSearch technology, finding target is made incredibly efficient. Users simply need to frame the target on the live or playback interface, click “search,” and within seconds, they obtain results. This process, which used to take hours with traditional methods, is now reduced to mere seconds, greatly accelerating investigations.

Leveraging the computational power, UNV AcuSearch can accurately extract target attribute information in complex environments, and comparing it with the massive data from all-channel footage. This minimizes the risk of errors and greatly saving time in identifying suspects.

AcuSearch technology bear the following highlights:

Affordable and accessible solution

UNV AcuSearch technology is widely deployed on UNV NVRs at an affordable price. This accessibility allows small and medium-sized business owners to enjoy the benefits of faster and more accurate suspect locating, enabling swift tracking of criminals and illegal activities.

Brand New Video Targeted Search

UNV AcuSearch adopts a brand-new video target search approach. Users only need to select the target object in the playback or live view interface by drawing a bounding box. The algorithm extracts corresponding targets based on the selected area, then analyzes the target type and extracts feature data. This innovative search method significantly enhances user search efficiency, offering a more intuitive search experience.

Intelligent Data Processing

 AcuSearch’s algorithms focus not only on capturing the overall features of people and motor vehicles when extracting object features, but also on meticulous local features, such as hairstyle and hair color of the human body, as well as the headlights of the motor vehicle, whether or not it is carrying a luggage rack. This ensures a high degree of accuracy is achieved during the matching process, providing users with a more reliable recognition experience.

All Data Analysis on NVR

UNV AcuSearch fully leverages the potential of Network Video Recorder (NVR) to comprehensively analyze people and motor vehicles. By extracting features and storing them in a database, it ensures that any appearing individuals or motor vehicles are thoroughly recorded.

The rich data source guarantees users can access relevant information about the targets during usage, preventing the omission of any crucial details.

Application

Acusearch technology is highly versatile in SMB scenarios. For instance, in shopping malls, it swiftly locates lost items by accessing relevant surveillance footage. In industrial parks, it aids security by promptly identifying and tracking suspicious individuals through historical location data, enabling immediate intervention against illegal activities.

More information please visit www.global.uniview.com.

If you have any business query, please contact chenkexin@uniview.com

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